Exhibitors are invited to display their quilts at multiple venues
in the historic district. Display areas are free of charge and all
exhibitors are solely responsible for the security of their items.
All display quilts should be in place by 9AM and remain on display
until 4PM. Those who wish to hang their own items are welcomed to
do so, please call the Installation
Coordinator at (530) 778-3356 to arrange for display area.
New this year is pre-event judging of quilts. Those
who wish their quilts considered for awards must
indicate so on their identification label. Judged quilts must be turned
in to the Textile Traditions Quilt Shop drop-off point, deadline to
submit quilts for judging is 5PM on Friday, September 26. Read
more about awards and judging below.
Don't want to get up early? You may drop off your non-judged quilts
at these secure locations: Textile Traditions, 555-C Main Street in
Weaverville or Weaverville Realty on Main Street. Our volunteers will
install your quilt in an appropriate venue, then return it to the
drop/off location for pick up. Quilts may be dropped off anytime after
10AM on October 1, and must be picked up by 6PM on Tuesday October
7th.
All quilts displayed in the Quilt Show must have a Quilt show
identification label sewn securely to a corner of the quilt. Follow
the instructions on the label for best results. You may pick up a
label at any of the drop off locations mentioned above or print one
from the links below.
Click here for a printable label
in pdf format.
Click here for printable label in html format
For more information contact: Sue
Rhodes - 530-623-6454

Judging
Information
Featured each year are special awards for exceptional quilts. Quilts
to be considered for these awards must have an official Quilt Show
identification label attached, check which award you want your quilt
judged for (select ONE award only). Most awards are for cash prizes.
Judged quilts must be delivered/shipped to the drop-off location
by 5PM on Friday, September 26. Judging will take place on Sunday,
September 28. You quilts will be kept in a secure location there until
installed for the quilt show.
The drop off point for 2008 judged quilts is Textile Traditions Quilt
Shop, located at 555-C Main Street
Weaverville. Quilts may be shipped via US Mail or UPS to: Textile
Traditions Quilt Shop, PO Box 3277-555C Main Street, Weaverville,
CA 96093-3277. Call the shop at (530) 623-6454 for shipping or delivery
information.
For more information on the awards or judges, contact Judging/Awards
Coordinator Adeen Brooks
at 530.623.4286.
Judging/submission rules:
Awards & Prizes
Click here to view the
2008 Quilt Show winners
Awards
for this year's quilt show include:
Gordon Brooks Memorial Award - Honors an outstanding art quilt.
Judged by Adeen Brooks, this award is a certificate and $200.
Sponsored by the Brooks family and Dr. Jeffery W. Grolig
Threads of History Award - Honors the best interpretation
of (1) historic quilt design, (2) representation of historic events
or persons, or (3) a historic reproduction of extraordinary quality
and authenticity. This award is a bronze medal and $50.
Sponsored by the Threads
of History Project at the Jake Jackson Museum of Weaverville
"Grandma" Laura Mcbroom Memorial Award - Honors
a quilt with exceptional quality of hand quilting, this award is a
certificate and $50.
Sponsored by Bob & Janet Taylor
Giltner-Moore Memorial Award - Presented to the most meaningful
quilt. Award is for a quilt that speaks to both quilters and non-quilters
in a meaningful way. Award is an exceptional trophy.
Sponsored by Marilyn Maddelena-Withrow
in honor of her Mother and Grandmothers. Read more about this award
at Marilyn's website.
NEW!
Quilt Auction
We are very pleased to offer a new event for show-goers
this year!
The Quilt Auction coordinated by the Log Cabin Quilters
Guild is a much anticipated event at our yearly County Fair in Hayfork.
Due to the fire emergency this summer, however, our fair had to be
cancelled. In order for the 2008 auction to take place, it has been
added to the slate of events at Autumn in the Alps. The auction is
sure to be the highlight of this year's quilt show.
Dozens of quilts will be auctioned! Show visitors, this
is your chance to bid and buy colorful quilts that will become cherished
family heirlooms. All of these quilts were made in Trinity County
by local artisans. A portion of proceeds go to support the Log Cabin
Quilt Guild and its activities and charitable works.
For more information on the quilt auction, or if you
have a quilt to auction, contact Coordinator Marynel
Merris at 530-628-4288.